With Zelix KlassMaster you open classes by specifying directories or archive files. So to open a class
you must either:
load the directory in which it is stored or
load the zip or jar archive file in which it is stored.
In either case, all the files with the ".class" extension in that directory or archive are opened.
Opening classes may result in "Class Open Warnings" and/or "Class Open Errors".
Basics
When Zelix KlassMaster is started it automatically opens the
"Select Package Directories" dialog. You may open the dialog
at any other time by selecting the File Open menu.
The left panel of the "Select Package Directories" dialog is
the directory tree. It displays the current directory
between angle brackets
(ie <...>)
below all of its parent directories and
above of all of its immediate subdirectories and archive files.
The current directory can be changed by using the mouse to double click on another
directory or by selecting another directory and pressing <Enter> (<Shift><Enter> in Windows).
The selected directory is the directory that is currently highlighted in the left panel.
Selecting Directories
The Selected Directories panel lists the directories and file archives that will be searched
for ".class" files to open. Select a directory or archive file in the directory tree then
Click on
to move it to the Selected Directories panel.
Alternatively
Click on or
Press <Ctrl><Enter>
to move a selected directory and all its subdirectories to the
Selected Directories panel.
Removing Directories
To remove a directory or archive file from the Selected Directories panel, select it and
Click on or
Double click on the directory in the Selected Directories panel or
Press <Delete>
To remove all directories and archive files from the Selected Directories panel, simply
click on
Click on to open the ".class" files stored
in the selected directories. Otherwise press
OK to Open Classes
Once you have all of your classes in the Selected Directories panel, click on to open the selected classes. This may result in "Class Open Warnings" and/or "Class Open Errors".